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? � ustus Cornell of Toronto is
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Tito Misses Nellie and Nettle Price
Leadbury
. -� day, and, as usual, those of now coo tr I- s
— butors to the Magazine. Y
;pending t9e season with bov inother-
il-law.. Mrs. Cornell, and tier mint,Nra.
left on Thursda for Soult St. Marle
their fatl;er, Mr.James Price, is
Mrs, I.P. Altirray aria children of -
Varna are visiting lice parents, Mr.mild
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Bingbani of Dingliam's grove.
Mi% and Mrs. 0hainbers of Toronto,
Monde of Miss Maggio Cameron, tire
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at; present engaged,
Mr. .and Mrs, George Green also left
Mrs. Jones. .
Miss Sara, Kienny has gone to 0011*
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spending somethile in town.
On, the Pittsburg to visit relatives at StAig-V
to roside. She will be allsue4
by tier niany friends.
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Mr. O'. Campbell has, we understand t
Quite a number of our sunimee visit-
oris Attended Divine. service at St.
the
Sault.
The steamer St. Andrew's made her is
Miss Mable Birighain of SaminOrbill secured a good position with the St., I
thegliest of her cousin, Miss Lucy YoBeph w1re company. The company
evorge's on Sunday last,
Sunday last nev. James Anderson
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return trip to Cleveland last week.
The passeugers Intended for her Sault,
Christopher. � are arranging to, hvhvo the business in
idge of Seaforth has,
Mr. F, O� GuttV running order as soon so, possible.
P�eaclied his last serinou before taklOg
with Mrs, Anderson their boliday, trip.
return trip had to await thecoming of
the Pittsburg. Mrs. Juke Fisher an(l.
ast completed the abutalents of two A very serious and painful accident
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tidges solitli of Leadbuey. �
. Oil Sunday next Rev. Andrew Met-
4ruw of St Paul, son of Mrs. Captain
family, and her mother, Mrs. Wilson,
were atnong the Pittsburg, passengers.
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happened to Mr. 0. Bissnotte one even,
hostler And has It gAlJg Of seventeen Ing recently. As be was riding big horse I
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Gibson,owill fill the pulpit tit Knox
Mr. Jack Cattle also,went up to the
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All.. w, Swallow. has returned from. from the pasture field the beast became e
unmanageable and �hrew Mr..Blasnottit v
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ql�lracbtl;r Geor . . Is
of London
promised land. We wish himinek.
Mr. Robert Runcimaii a citizen now
an extended vial t tip the lakes, I
�Iie threshing machl a to the ground, breaking botla big arms at t
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the guest grandfather, Afr. Geo.
Barry, Elgin street.
of Torontot wits visiting his son Box-
his I ast St.
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may be beard. MI., H, McIntosh is tile wriet. Medical Aid Was at once
his traction engine In fall summOned and Xr,Blssnette is now do,
About ten days ago Captain Tom '
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Tr( � itheway, inining engineer, received
ter last, week at i e8ldence
captain Holmes has been in To�onto
the past v% eek, gbing through military
running
force,
I Mrs. Colter 0 Yill were
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Ing �is. v!ell as can be expected under the
olrounistances.
a cablegram from the Marquis of
evointions.
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visiting davighter,Mrs. W ,Hudie,
their .
Mr. L,. V. Baolcand is erecting 9, lar go f
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Queeasbuvy to uleet him, !a London,
R rigland, ,when they would proceed to
PaulTarribul is spending his vaoa�
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last W engaged with Mr.
Mr. ; �-,bes is' _
brick stable sud when completed will
be oneo'f the beat in St . Joseph. Mr.
the .mining lands of the Marquis in
Siberia. As coon Ile he sailed from
tion at, the rectory,
Misses Grace and Elizabeth Wilson
'are
Akens near Dublin for the I sok,130WO
thresh.ing. ,
13acliand entertained friends from Tor,
onto on Saturday And Sunday last. .
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Queboo a Inessage came from some
visiting Lit Grime by.
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other quarter (taking bitil to operate in
Mrs, Tindall and little son retarnel
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another mining locality which message
him !it London, England. The
lasb. week to their, home at Strittford. ,
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. Grant Wanted. .
alwaits
Cap, tn thoug] .It nothing of )coy! ngfor
that the Chinese-
Me George M. McQween has takon'
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the tailoring establishment of Mr.
Intho suit of Snider vo, McKelvey
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J. L. Grant is urgently requested to
sibeft, w
Russo war is on it, would be just as well
home.
Griiirson who has removed to Saginaw.
George M, is up-to-date and we wish
Dr. Snider has taken the amount of
head whigh gives Dr.� McKelvey the
become the Liberal Candidate in West
Huron. Over 400 Grits are of the
to lie safe at
We called on Dr. Hamilton to sea
him.success. I I I
right of rebuming praotise, hero ,at once
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etaunch
opinionthat he is this "strongest" man
bis Klondyke chain brought a. few
a fob-
days ago by his brother,whieb is ,
Miss Smith of Toronto. is holidaying
e Mis a 01,aig, Craig's Hotel.
with th as . I
if he wishes, . . �
h of Mr. Baeke
By the dent ir the firm
in the riding., Mr. Grant is not at till
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anx IOUs for - such houors, but if hols
chain - It is composed of 14 nuggets
of %old not very large &act I -ather flat'
Mr. George Smith, merchant, Hen .
sail, attended the races. . .
last from a
.ofB&eker]&VahatoneisdisFiollved. The
business of We old firm will be WOUT id
Pursuaded to contest the election, be
will undoubtedly make a very popular
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�Idt two strong links of gold connect-
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Mrs -Mack returned week.
up gt once, .
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ing oath of the nuggets. .It is heavy visit
andverybandsome. Mrso-Liatnilt,on?s -
to friends at Seatorth., . .
Mrs, Hutchison left last week to join
The funeral of the late ex,Reove Bae,
1j:or. on Friday afternoon was.one of .the.
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piri is composed Of two or throe ... iuel; her husband in Birtle, Manitoba. .
for it head. Mr. 11amilton ' .
largest suit most impressive over seen -
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gets Ali excursion will be ran to B a
'With the late Duncan Mathieson who ! r tit-
died up there some mouths ago. Ile ford on Thursday, August Otb, under
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Mi. Win. Baelcer.arrivad home final L .
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L Lin. Workman,wbo has been in.Mant-
learned of his fa,ther's death and came � the auspices of tfie Christian Endeavor
L: Sbeleties., The fare. will be $1.20.
Dakota on Satuj,day. The'train on
toba for sometime, has arrived home
right home, yet lie is anxious to -return. :
He has a number ofungfets which The.' lorb"eball team was defeat-
Vii9nton Saturday last..
whichbecatneto Chicago was scale
hourslate and -he missed connections
Lin says that, owing to the poor crop -
outthere, business men will have to
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will form it chain for himse f. ea by
there or he would have been home on
give credit to their otistomers till after
We had the-pleagure on Saturday of
The 'lawn social held on Friday
timefor bis,.father's funeral. Ilein,
the harvest of 1001 - . I
joining a picnic party at Elgin Rve., evening in the spacious grounds of Mr. I
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Mrs. Captain Tretheway and John Galb was quite successfully
tends remaining here for a'montb. .
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dau liters, Mrs, Captain W. Sather- carried out. The yotiog, ladies of Knox
lan(f and their respective rriends,mado-, ehugh dsser e credit for arrang! ijg the.
Miss Dori. Smith, who has been'teach
Ing at U.;S - S, No. 2, IN= and Wallace,
Toronto religious weeklies ,which bog a
circulation of 38j000 copies in noticing
hoo be, aid ��
Tip the party from towij-,. with Mrs. ables so artistically with
Hughes of Watertown, .N. Y., Mrs. i Maple Leaf for Ever bunting and the 1.
just weab of Listowel, was presented
with a handsome travelling case and -an
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D. Stewart's book in his paper'cr6dits it
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to, ,'Rev. D, Stewilit, Elensallt Ont.1?
Wells, her son Calvin Franklin and Old Union Sftcki Telt wits sei'ved be-
appreciative address by tier pupils,
Dan sayis that he' does not understand
Diece Miss Rachel 'Rielly of Chicago tween 6 and 7 tit numerous little- tablea
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the close of the school teim- Miss Smith
how it is tbot'every time he writes any -
and Mrs. J, R. Oullis and daughter,
which dotted the lawn.- We thought
intendstaking a term at the Normal ,.thing
religious. it is, either credited to
Miss Ethel, of Bruce Mines. The h4ce
lAras calai arid not a. sail save the tog
the candy table presided over by the
voting ladies,'Alisses Gibson arid Nairn,
Sobool,.Tollontoa, . ' .
On the 120i of July - a rnan narned
s6me minister or the title Rev. is prefix-
ed to his name, . I .
Hui -on. The AlertA of Stratford, ken-
teel looking youths, have a camp on
Was quite artistic with its Chinese 11111-
brella, and fanelf ally decroated handle.
Lockhart., hailing from Walkerton, was
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brought before the beak in Listowel- for
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We understand that H. Jacobi in.
tends 6, handsome residence
the grounds and our party had the
loan of their table and 'camp stools.
Yalds of btinting were draped aroutrid.
and . maple leaves were fancifully
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rupning a gambling wheel 6f �ortune.
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as . d Costs, 09,60 -in.
How -fined $19',ku.
erecting
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They in turn werii -invited to tea with.
the young ladies andall enjoyedtheln-.
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placed around the table The work
table had a Union Jack for a canopy
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.Stoneman. �.
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: A party of 11 Indians from the Mun.
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selves very much. 'Hammocks were
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stretched between the tre6s for the
'ladies.
and plenty of bunting naid was presid.
ed over- by, the U., P. S. C., E. work-
lnajector Miller laid
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fore A. Hunter, LT. P., last Saturday'
L. rrived here on Monday
coy reserve a .
night to take contracts, to pull -flax. It
The.Aldrt,-after1eahadgames
their own. We all remained until
ers,:Mleseit-Wilsobi Manson -and Mas.
son, The photograph.table had a hand-
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. Against John.Ameut of the American
Rotel, for violation of the ' Crook's Act.
seems thAt'llie flax is all coming in at.
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thil at
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theounsankto rest'in it purple,ibist.
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some vase filled with lovely brjghb
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on June 22nd. , He'was fined $20 and
once year .there
ou&o nt-belp in this section to liarves�
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an d then we strolled over the green to
nasturtions and was presided . oVer.by.
'ourlittlo
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Captain, Tretb ieway's residence, ,,this
Alerts assisting the ladies in carrying
artistfriend MissBeatride
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McColl, Vpon.tbe table were perfect
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Bo�b. Bullard has sooured.a situation
'He
. Eome the liammocks, baskets, etb. .We
. portraits of Rev. , Dr. T,Ti&. and
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at, Rourithwalb, M-ari.. likes � too
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though thii oropg are some,
must not forget to mention that the
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Rev.James Anderson. � -Polly pre-
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I nic should be called a Rachel picnic,
ploic there were five Radhels, aQalvili
sided over an ice cream table, Those.
who presided over . the other - tables
Migs Lizzie-. 0 coke' of Toronto has
-r�turaedhome for a short visit after
what short this, year.' I . .. � ..� . .
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', 0. E.'MeDon-oll, Vbilia vis,itin 9,r-'F,t
And a Wesley nib it. Two of the Rach-
els liplong to Chicago, one to Water-
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were:-hfisges Beth Smith and Lillian
Webster� Miss Lou Masson, Misses
spending One month in the West,
visiting at Winhipeg, Brandon, Selkirk
Forest recon t1k, played with .the.crioket
Club of that place in local conteAs ,and
town and tWo In town. �
Mrs. Y. 0. Wells 'and. son, -'0alvin
Nellie Garrow and May Allen. Evylen
Cragle, Tenie MeCool, Misses Fredit,
and Morden; .,:She reports crops fairly
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also. at Detroit - where his. boisling.was.
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Franklyn', accompAniedr by herniece,
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Miss Rachel Rielly of Chicago, are the
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Brown and - Etta Roberts. The lemon-
table was beautifully draped And
good , in'those districts. be 'given till � a
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guests of Mrs. James Gordon. ' �. -
Mrs. J. R, Cattle of Bruce Mines and
.ado
between the drapery little Union Jacks
-were . placed looking like large flowers
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Tuesday under the �uspleies of Zion
Epworth League, on Mr.Androwal lAwn.r.
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her daughter,Miss Etbol,are the guests
and was.- presided over bV r the Misses
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Miss Clara Roberts of Stratfbrd-is
Christabel , Andersnn,�. Maud - Alurray
and Master Uie'Stewart. The*Xartne
Mr. Finley while* helping to raise it
barn on the 6th bon: f�ll and brok6 his
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The Oak Lake Manitoba News of July.
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the guest of Miss Evel n Craigie. . r.
Mrs. Cluness (nee Rose SaulLs) and
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band, were An - attendance, One
musical feature , ,we inubt n'ot
two armo. Mr. Finley has the NYW-
of the community.
All contains the following reference to
, the of Mr. William Cameron.,
daughter, Miss Mary,. of Galt are the
Mrs. Saults, mother of Mrs.
omit to mention, bein he dumb-bell
swinging of George Alfan accompanied
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Mrs. *Satnuel 'Cook of To on I
marriage
(gThe marri� AD
formerly, of Lueknow:--� '
guests of
Oluness. . ... �.
-bythe band.. . The work Aeft upon the
by
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visiting at Mrs. P. A. Cook's I
Mrs,iosisphHelm were
of two of our esteemed young people,
Mr. William Cameron. and Miss Jennie
Mr. Jaines Grahame, artist tourist,
returned last week from Mexico. - �.
fancy work tablewas auctioned off
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Alex. MoD. AllAn. Mr. and Mrs. Gd
.Xrs.Albertand
visiting ' friends I
- at r Bracebridge' hist
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Hamilton' - In' Brandon � this
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. Mrs. N. Morris Of WAllLeTVille and
her grandson, Russell Robson, son of
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kindlysssisted the ladies in making.
the affair a success and have the thanks
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afternoon. ' Mr� Cameron jar one of .our
most enterpri6i rig business men and.
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artist Robso of Petrolia,, are the
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of all assembled. - I 'r.
. il. 0: Cook lost a valuable hors 0 list
came her e,about a ye r or aad.,a. half ago
guests Of 9. Magnus Swan'soni
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. . The fune I ialof late Joseph' Mitchell
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Miss 'Harrill
from Lucknow, , Ont� , Un
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dau lite Mrs. Morris, Bruce street.
g r of
of Marinette, Wisconsin, took place on
, The busy hum of reapers rig hoard
� has, bean here nearly a year sVd former-,
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Wednesday from the residence of his
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ly lived at Walkerton) Ont.11 . .
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Miss li'llieris giving up.ho� millinery
business as sbe was most -anxious to
r father, Mr. John , ;Mitchell, Rev.
i Jasper Wilson offlciated ab. house arid
Miss J., -& Reid of this township,be-
came Mrs.' John Bowering on the af-
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Thii following r6fer6uce to .the death
of Mrs. Aloff4t, 'Wife of Me. M0f
please the customers of her establish-
ment. sh her success in some
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rave. Thepall-bearers Were Messrs.
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gialtland Whitely, Harry Wiggins,
ternoon ofThursdiy, July 19bli, &C.her
father's residence. The knot was� -tied
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formerly of-Lurekh6w, IwIitken from
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IM, Cullman, Alabama; Tdbuie Of July
other spb�re. I .
Mrs. M.S. Robinson and. little daugh-
� T. Burrows, Everett McKenzie, Her-
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.bort Stoddat t, and W. Southcott, '
'of the Rev.
,by Rev, F. J. _r Oaten, Ph, B., assistdd
by.'Rev. a. X. Whaley, B. A., in! the
7th -"Nothing bat; produced Ouch
� of sadness -and - gloom.
sense
" ter, Clara, of Chicago are sperndln ,he
an(fj,lr�,
season tit the residence of Mr. ..
The death at rLonAon
Thomas Crews, in. his 80bh - year,. re-
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nee of the immediate relatives of
prose'
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profound.
over our community as the death of
H. Hale. . . . . o
miads.us of 'her time he lived on
. I , the contracting parties, to number
Mrs. Margaret A. Moffat which 00 -
Mr. Frank Hale of Guelph has been
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Kingston St, in (I. house builb for the
of abou� sixty. Min Reid was Ox-
be
curred on Saturday, June 306i; at her
in town the past week. L
Miss Skimiugs' annual gift to- the
father of Mr, Charlie Miller, now fit
Manitoba, and 'where he formed the
oeedingly'popular' and will much
missed, She has for a length of time
'efficient
home atVinernont. After ton days
suffering � from rheumatic f0vei � she
. P11 who receives the highest marks
in Literatureab the Entrance
idea oiffoingut as a locil. � reacher.
By bar stu y he entered tte minis-
been the organist of the Hack-
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ett's Methodist church, She crarries
dropped quietly into that sleep .that
kn6ws'no leaving behind her
nplish
examination isthi� yearof 10W Very
. tip ropriate, being a cup and saucer in
try in 1851. ' He died much esteemed
atthe Age of 80, havirig been super.
Aed for the a.st 10 His
with her to the - distant West matly
hearty good wishes. Rev. John Bower-
awakening
husband and children, so aged mother
and two sisters to mourn their L lerepars
d and white. A band painting of
gZ
the Collegiate Institute is in 1he center
annuv p years.
fields of -labor were Kineardine,
Ing, B. .� .1 the happy bridegroom, is
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poster of the Methodist 6humb, C,,-
able loss, together with other fond rala-
e in Scotland, England and Ameri-
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of the cup, surrounded by mLarluerites
in gold. The design is very elie4te
London townshi0i Warwick. Fingal,
Westminister, Richmond, Belmont*
brook, B� 0. �
,as, besides thousands of friends whose
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r,nd quite fitting for -a 20th century
Salford, Dorchester, Bowmanville,
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fond fortune it has been to know bar.
bric a brac. The gift was won by Mag�
Rev. Mi. Caswell too has been call-
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Mrs, Hilliard of Ottawa and Mrs,
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ter Ernest Rothwell. �
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Mr. Hugb Ross of the Hamilton St.
ed away from his field of labor on
earth. Hewasatonetimea, pastorof
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Murdooh of Amberly are the guests of
their sister, Mrs. Joseph Agnew of this
laundry, returned on Wednesday last
-Worth St. Methodist cluirch. He was
Also superannuated in 1891L.'. He leaves
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The Mansion House will change ban 8
shortly. . I
village. � . I
from West Saginaw, where' he went
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to attend -the funeral of his daughter,
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0'" Edward and Nathaniel, the
"vo ' I whom is 1 , n the .Methodist
lor in eg
lie. Louis Wolper of Stratford is this
weck visiting his father-in-law, Mr. Win,
, Mr. John Aildred has left for a two.
mOlit ,he, trip to ( 1,alifo ritia aud British
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Mrs. Hays Eastman,who lefb ich
three years ago and After spending
time Seaforth', wenb to
Book In and the latter is editor of
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Endeavor Herald,, Both Rev, gentle-
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Hoskin, Exeter North.'
Flax is the order of the day.
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Columbia. .
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Alias Jeanie Morrison of Holland
some in
Saginaw, where she was married two
yearsago last month. She lea�es 0,
man left clever sons., . I
Mrs, Grallame Moorbouse of Detroit
pulling ,
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. Air, William Mitchell, implement
agent, has disposed of his team of whit I a'
Manitoba, has arrived home and will
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ispond � a few months with her parents
sorrowing husband and a three -weeks-
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accompanied her brother Barrister-
. H. D. Cook and his wife from Elensall
ponies to a gentleman in Clinton. .�
and friend's in Kinlosa, I
old infant.
lastweek, Mrs, Aloorhouse was glad
Mr. PeterBawden, contractor -of this
Miss Paxton of Otterville, and Miss L.
Mrs. Elizabeth � Becker, who bas
to be back Ili the old town and looked
place, is busy doing the brick work of
Drdany of Chatham were the guests Of
been the guest; of her son, Mr. H,
remarkably well, She has been visit-
the Beaver block, Crediton, this we0k,
AliesShosbottorn last week..
Becker, left on Saturday after A very
pleas ' ant visit for her home at Tilson-
ing her br6ther ati Hensall this montla
Thb rala int4rfered somewhat with
The rasberry season is over III this
locality. I
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the race meeting last week hub on the
The bond, Concert in the park last
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Mr. 1011swood Campaigns leftiJast,
whole lb wits 9, suncess, notwitb6tand.
Friday night was a grand success
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'Wingliam.
week to take it trip, with his brother
T ? starter was A.S. Smith, St.
ing D
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The game of lacrosse) which
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Eddie -on the Majestic before going
back to his positing .At Chicago.
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in I . time-kedper, Dr. Wbikel
judges---�Dr. Geddes, 4y;
Luoknow; 0, Car-
have been played here on Friday aftev
noon last, between tho'Clintan and
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On Wednesday afternoon Week Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. I-Tagin of Munroe,
Mich., and Dr, Masacer are at Menes.,
michael,. Se�afotth; R. J. Gardner,
Chatham. The winners, in the first,
14)xeter Ind'rosse clubs, did not materia-
lize. The Clinton club did not put in
H. MoGea and children of Rast Wawa -
nosht Accompanied by a y6unglady,.
etung Park. . .
day's races were as follows'- . -
appearance. The crowd prescrib
were driving into Wingliam, and when
Miss 0ampal tie has Completely re.
covdied from Ter rheumatic attack,
2.45 pace or trot. purse $250-
Charlie, P. V. Peters, Ayltner 4.3 5
,their
was very much disappointed. �
5� .1nnes Co. are running
The Sutherland
descending the bill At the iron bridge
in Lower Town, part of the harness
which she thought was much worse
than lagrippe.
Nellie B., b. at. by Loraine
George, Bnxton, Goderich 5540
their will again after haviug bad repairs
gave wayl throwing. the, shafts over the
horse's back. 'the horse took fright
We were quite sbruck, with.the
Remola, br,m.by Mllo,John
Barnes, St. Thomas 143.4
done the pa%t three weeks.
Miss Annie Eastorbrook is this weak
and ran awayf throwing the cooupitats
stylish bitching po6ts, In front of the
e a' of business of Gen, Stowivrto
Minnie JR., 1). in. by Nottlng� �
visiting, relatives at Orediton,
or the buggy out. Mrs. McGee and the
were considerably out arid
R101r,"Ist, and Gen. Thompson, music
. ham, D. A. Freeman, Cass
City, Mich. 8222
Mr. andlin. George Bedford, Credl-
ton, visited relatives here last Sunday.
children
bruised and the buggy' was badly
or,
deal The two Georges. I
'Goderich Camp No. 88, Woodmen. of
Harry �., g. g. by Star GeV,
,
Wetlauslier & Ratz, Cass
Several of our citizens Are rusticabing
at Grand Bond Park.
Wreekdd, . I ..
the unwelcome messe of
"flerr
the World, held their regular meeting
on Friday evening, 20th. July, A
, City, Mich. 2 1 1
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Time:4.W,J,, 2.331, 2,201, 2.201. 1
I The man whom Detective J. T. West-
d,aain
nth has entered the home of I.
Casemoro of Turnberry. About eleven
. number of Applications were received
and several now merabare initiaLed.
2.20 trot Knd 2.30 pace, tirse.$300-
11aron
cott, of this place arrestod at Thodford
throe weelts ago its R. R. Wilson, alias
months ago Mrs. Cammoro was called
Deputy Rarnplin performed the beRuCt-
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ful Degree work, The noxb meeting
Queen's Barou, b,h. by
Bell, Guo Goebel. Mitcholt 2, S
J. D. Leo, alias It. D, Wallace, who is
3 wanted in Gainesville,Toxas, for forgety
to her long home and now the oldest
daughter ab home, Miss Marths, has
will be held in their ba.11 on 31st July
more members will be
LB.F., g. g, by Postmaster, 3, S 4
B. Fick, Porb Dover
4 and was released from tile lockup here
passed the bounilaoftime. Duritighor
mother's illness, Martha was unceasing
wh6n s6eral
prepared for Initiation. Officers were
Dan C., c. g. by Arthur D., ff.
. H.Coborn,Memphis,M16b. I I
a few days Ago, me supplying out olti,
I zonawith "Boston hut 1 bob corn," The
in bar attentions to her, and %fter bar
elected 'and installed as follows-.-
Consul Commander, J, J. MeMath;
Darkey-Boy, b. g. by Chiq ID
V61unt�erd G. F, SmitV
corn was, the ordinary horse -tooth
Cora Boa k�d in lye and steamed with hot
death, the, care of the household natur-
&IlYf6lIuPOn the d6"Amed' She had
Adv. Ltant,, At. MeXay; Banker, Jas.
Buchanan I,,- Clerk, A, D. McLean,
Id hlackston8; Watchman,
RoChWOO 4 2
Time --2.242,M1, 2,25., ,,
2 water, Ile succeeded in victlailzing a
largenumber of our citizelis on Satur%
been Ill'about throe months, an attack
of In g1,Ippa resulting in a, serious affbo-
Escort,_ .
William Dirale. Sentry, John Tutt;
2.16 ttot and 2.10 paeo, purse $300,
day lost. with such worthless trash which
tion of her hoarb. Deceased wits s.
membor of the Methodist dilurch ; she
PliVaician, A. .0. Hunter; Mana rs,
F, IV Love, James Robinson,. %ert,
Alamedit,b.m, by Alminte,W. I I
IL Maedona d, Vancouver
I wits proved to be Unfit for use, Title
man resembles the Man Wilson end Is
wit'i of an aralable dispoahlon and bore
R11110W I
JR ska. ban, fly Lunt s,1J.H.Ed.
Munds. Blenherin
yet supposed to be the man wAntod.
her illness with patience and resignit.
tion, liar ago was 20 ftars,
The fflarriAge Of Miss I"MYth ClMir
Francis to Mr, Harry V4 Art Martin
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Annie Gatild.b.m.by RodBird,
Ito will not tell Anything concerning
his past life and says he has trttvcll%
Gavin Davidson at thoWingbam June -
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wag quietly pelebrated it, Detroit, on
Thursday', July 26tb, Ili St. WtOr's
arries, Toronto 5 4
Walter B,
MeCormaek, b, s, by Pelletlep,
4 od in twenty-six states in tho Union.
Detective Westeott is still Comm union,
tion bog a cow of which lie May well feel
pro ud. A low weeks ago she gav C on
,
Elgl,scopal church. Rev. 0. L. Arnold
The bride was attended by
G., 0. Clark, Actan a 3
Ilarold b, g. I, Itoadmas- ,
1W
g
ting with tile American authorities with
finding he is the
all average of 44 pounds of milk for a
This would Make over 300
o claf,ed,
b X I owe, V. S.,
it view to out it guilty
week,
her sister Autia, tho room by big
brother-in-law MP- 4, X. Billing.
13hinbolm g 2
Time -2,17, 2,10; 2,182,
2 party. Tito man is evidently trying to
condoal his identity, 11bliff well educ&�
ounds. of milk for the wook. Ile.
Kvidson sends his milk to the Blubvelo
Owing to the late bereavement in the
family no cArdg Were issued. Tho
ar'CONI) I)AY's nmjvs.
tod and can converse upon any subject
but is now begging his moAls arid sleep-
cheese factory and of course would hot
know hovt much butter the Cow would
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bridal Pilf,ty RITIVOd fit tile Nsile"Ce of
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the groom a gi-andfather. Mr.D. Bergtl-
2.20 trot anti 2,24 pace, pur6o $3W.
Millie X, 1). in, W. U. Kelly,
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Ing inouthOU808.
have Made, Vito cow dAlved on the 20LIX
: of December laab gild is a grade, part
,
fron, LighthOUGO St,, on Thursday, 20th
Slincoo 5 1
7 � Miss Man Sandors had the misfortune
Holstein.
. july, where they will spend, their
holloymoo",
Sohn It. Gentelo 11, 8, by (JApto
,
C ward Jackson 4 5
Hunter, 1,
to run 0, needle III hot 6yo) slid sitioe
5 then the injured member line Caused
0111 -'rIdAY last thOrO passed AWAY *n-
mga valintone of Blind Itivee, is
Dirdle.f., b.m. by Little Ham.
much pain. . It Is hoped that her sight
.Other of tile early pionom of Turaborry
grending it few Weeks with bel' sistel',
..
A rs, Necoll,
jiton, It. Halse, Brantford a a
Walter 1C., b, g. by 01yelone,
a will not be seriously impaired. '
By tbo death of Mr.Thomas Parkinson
township, Ate. Boanott, Ifolmog"attho
0 ..borough
89 Of 78- 116 visa born In Rox
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Mrs. Slack llaq veturned from her
longthAned Visit tit 0111040,
A. Procter, Toronto 2 2
Genntte.bait, by GIR(16tollo X. I
2 Ti6borno township 108b Ono of its Most
county,8cotland,in 1829, and dniigmtod
to Canada In 1851, mottlingL r1rat in HAlM
fig, k1rank Turnbull 19 901AID9 hit
holtallys fit Bluskoka, befote settling
,
S Hodgius, I arkitill I I
lllaokuln,e� 1).
I highly robpoet6d oitims,
Miss Mitill Jeokdll, who Is 110raing
6 *
C611 d0untyl near Milton - After r Aid
Ing there for ft few yoArs, he ddeldod te
down tO PtIdtice IIOVO-
Mrg.(Vaptain) KAWO Of Goi�rie wnt
S. Corrip,% I'l,otMa"i"' 7, 3
Chiertgor 13ello'ball, by Chicago
0 Mrst. Win. Yishdr,'Usbom, whI16-using
a, bottle of tarbolle acid one day roeant.
(,go into tho bu&h," and choosing 0, lot
aft the Onth of Tornberry) he began the
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WednegdaY 111A In WWII the goest of
'Vogt Uv;.,
Icing, It. overilleyero St.
T1101114"t 3 A
ly a, portion ofthe, iltlid Was geoldblItally
4 spilf on anuof h6t hands, burning it
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ardnous tnok of Making S 11OM6, for Jib
116P relatt Alto, nrydges stM
Tfnle�2.221,2.Wjo 2.211,
very hdly.
family, I
Polley. , .1 11�'
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don of NagazIne".
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A Washington postman has boon I
ado weary of big job by the Ladies'
owe Journal, Tito reason to that on
he twenty (Ifth of - each month he Is
=d to make a special round over
tQ 4 , oliver that magazineto
ubscribers. He Ili almost completely
ultmerged by.Yourni4s, their aggregate
eight exceeding forty pounds. Cho
ulky burden precludes his carrying any
ther mail matter. The Washington
oat -office -reports that the monthly Con-
ignment of Journals to .subscribers in
hit city 10 ,,the biggest lot of one pub.
teatlon, ever sent from our poet -office -11
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. Ateview of Reviews - .
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The political oampai$u ::And the0bi
lose problem are the two most promin-
at topics in the August Review of Re -
jaw. In 4"Tho Progress of the World"
he editor analyzes the platform adopted
by the Democrato At Kansas City. A-
riong the contributed articles there is
a brief review of the work -of the Kansas �
C! � ty convention by Walter Waltman,
ollowed by personal sketches of 14Mr.
Bryan at Kom," I'Tbeodore Roosevelt",
by Jacob A. Rils, and Roosevelt's Work
an (iovernor.11 "The Chinese Revolu-
tion" is the subject' of a well-informed
and timely ,'paper by Stephen Bonsal,
important 'phases , or the situation In
China are alsozet forth editorially.
Another Advance int Sugar,
ATTC It :
11TST 2, 1000
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Commencing. Saturday, August 4th.
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After a veTy suecessful 15 days' sellillig we are left with hiindreds of ends of Summer
Goods.that we don't want. They are worth more to you tban. to- us, Wo do not believein
carrying goods over from one ssason to anotber. So in order to ri(I the store of all odds and
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Baraains in
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Canadian sugar refiners yesterday art- (1, I 0 "' .i . . .,6_
, advance of ten 1 - -1 0
2ounoed a furth I e� cents (('.,.T�__'V,!'�','-'?'_ - �c` Nattings at � 6 �, -_
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, Dress Goods . ' 'r I ,_:,��,.,t-�,; . 0 � . . .
per hundred pounds in all grades of re- . I (a_�_ I , . � I . - . .V' �"l . . I
ined augers. Housewives throughout tia�--- - , . 6. . _: . .
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�he country when they went of late to - - . i ) � , - .
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Bat their annual preserving se4son's, and Veivet of, - ", t :� 0 'I I .
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supply wondered what -fake the store� . I L,t:.: , . ,�) I
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keeper bad started. A further advance . . I-, I . I . ..... _� � .. �� �� � I . . rou Like til�.'. -,. .. .... . �
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will seem incredible. Since May 21 . I , Trimming . . ;:-- � . . . . �
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last granulitted and .white, sugars have . . . . . . . . .1 :) . .. . . I I .�j 13_>�i �, . ..
beer) advitneed 79 cents. per hundred-� , . . . . . . I end of Union.0arnet - 111, I . �
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vreiglit, and :yellowi 65 cents pat hun� A Block Lustre Bargain., - I . I . . . I . [Lbont 75 yards, - ,_--,4f - . ; . . . . � -
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the settlement some weeks ago o 4 inds of Black Figured Luc.ue 38 inches wide, ex- . -net a d '1;1� , . -_e
I goldi Rai n I , I .�, - . I
t tile . I tra, hard* finish, in assorted designs, W911iftr Vill 0 black, extra, fi.... z �
as - I , 18 J 4. I.. .1 - .
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sugar war in tile States, but there It . lie 80c, to clear tit.. - .......... e.. ..j..." ..... I . ity, reversible � . ... -1 �.. r I . ... .
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been for some titoo a very firm tons to I . . pattern. well worth - . . .
the raw sugar market and tha,t together -f . � 5 . I
1 60o 8/ack.Dre§s Goods pr 396 . I . . 45c, to clear for 0 . . ..i 2-90 . .
with the enormous output from the re- 2 ends only of Black Figured Dress, Goods, 40 �and � d 11YS lat I I ... � .............................. 111.1 .... .
fineries, has bad a helping hand. 44 inches wide, extra hard - finish, suitable for. � . . . I . . . 1. I I . . .
. I � � � skirts, regular 60c quality, to go at. .............. 390 5onds of Union Carpet -in a. -sorted clesigns arid coi- I . . , .
l . - . . . . . . . . avy qualit - �
. � . .. . I I . . ors, all reversible patterxs, extra liet . Y9. 13
. V ARRIAGES. . . . � rep,War, 00c Value, to go av ............. ... ....... 39
. . . � 800' Silk Velvet at 89c 1 1 1 a ... . . . 1. I .. �. � I .
. . I , I I ' I piece I of Black Silk Velvet, Lyons' manufacture, 0 ends of All Wool and Union Carpets, enough to , . .
DONAGHY-LE WIS-.-kttbe parsonage 10 inched wide, very soft ricli flnisb, st.iitable f Or . . -.. cover small rooms, all Al value, to goat about " � . I .
Te6wat6r oil July 12th,. by Rev, ladies' cape.s or dress trimmings, regular prive ........... I..... 1. . ..... .................... :. I. HALF PRIOR I . . . .
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. 31r. - Willotighby . Mr, Jaines B -was 80c, to.clettr at........ ...................... �.,.. 1. 390.1 � . . . I . 1. . . . 1. .... .1 . I .
. Donaghy of 'Teeswater to MiZ , . . . � . . I ' . I . I
Annie Lewiq ,formerly of Kincar� I I . . . I I . WcHattingsforI2�110. � . . 1. � .... .1 . 4 . .
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Bervie, . . . . A ar. . . . I -
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ISARD- SCOTT. -At the residence of Ladies'Gowne made of fine English cotton, elegant - - . to clearst.. � ... I ............................ � .... 12,12 � .
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by the'Rev.- F. -M. Smith, Albert I �. best gowns at $1.25, $1,85 and $1.4k to clear at.. 1,00 I p . I I I . . 11
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. Isard to Aliss Margaret, daughter � . I : . . . . tern, colors of blue and. white, .our regular .I 8i, 0 . � .. .
. - . I . I de of - , - � L?"ItMatting, �o.clear ,a,t ....... ..................... .. .
I . of AnftewScott, Esq., All of. Kid Ladies' Skirts, n a extra fine English, cotton, I . I � I I . . . . . I I . . I .. . � . . I . . I I
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'BOWEIRING-RD, ED -On July 19th, at I sortiorl, on, r te . gular rices were $9,50 - ,Ind $2.75 . .. I I e. . . � . . . .1 .� F. ,� � I . .
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. I by Rev..F. J.'baten, Ph, B. , seats-, cottori,'.'tucked . I . . � I.. ��� . . . . . PA RA.804 . . 1. .. . '. .
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ted by' Rev, 8, M. Whaley, .B A La4ies' Gown� of fine. wbite.' ., I . . . . . . I'll, . .. I . . .
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. . . Rev. John .Bow6ring, B.A., of bra"
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. brook, B. C.., to.'Jennie Arm- .. $ . . . . .. . I . � . Fad$ .. I . I . . . I . I
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� Atrong, daughter.of Win.- H, Rqedi- $1.26'Drawers for 750 . - , - . .. � I:;. . . . - . � . I
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GILKINSON-STUE RNAL-At Knox' embroldery,seams -,ill nicely flaished,wen worth' . . . . � Ladieef Parasols with steef - . .. .
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I RM. J,. S., Hardy, Mr. William , . �..- . . 1. . . Q-). . I ' ' I
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Stuernal, both of 11owick. . �. . - . � . . .
' I . . A s'nap in T6w6ls ' ' . I . . I lb � I .black. our regular $1 - - .. . . � �
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. manse, Mitchell, � by Rev. A. Me- 50 -, Towels for 35o . I ' I ..v . . �. and $1.25 parasols ' lo "
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Auley, on. the 25th . I Linen Towels, size,4Ox22, in white only with heavy . ... ".. _111�s . . .1 clear at each ... ; ...... 7 &� I I .
I . July, Win. H. . ', quality linen � - � . .. , . -0 . I .
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. . Pullman of Stratford, to - Miss Morin , fringed ends, extra heavy � j g6oct 350 1 � I ., .La_dCe;; ViraZ1i_witIj�6a_ra_ . . 1. . .
. Ruisell of Mitchell, -, '. , , _ value.at ragubir pki.ce 50*.c,, to clear, at ............ . ..
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SHRA-HISHOX-At St.. 24trick's k .. . .. .. I I . . I I. . . .,1 . . 1 rancy wood handles, . I .. : ,
I uly by "Oo Linen Soarf for 28o - I . - ar $1 asols, .
... . churcb,.Xiukors, oil 24th X Tij inches wide,,' . gl6Z I,% silk top,our* rekul .715and $2 par, � . .
. . Rev.. F tither O'Neil, Mr, W. F. Alias Sideboard Scarfs, 09 inches long, � . to. go At ..... r......, I ............... I ........ �.....,.,.... im . . ..
I . ' made of fine qualitk linen,,ylth friends ends,as. . I . . � I . . . . I .� . I I ,�
. to Mary, daughter of Mr. Daniel ' sorted, plain and -open design, regular valfie, is ,at $2.50 and $3.00 Parasols, to � �
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the wife of Mr. Conrad Kellar, of " I . . , � T . . " . I
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MaFALLS-....In Biddulph, on . the 19th I :- .$4.50 - - $LISO - I `- that were.frorli 75c to $1.85, all to Clear at.719c : -
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FELTZ-Ia Logan, on the 23rd July, . . . I I . I ... .. I .
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McFADDEN--In Grey, onlWodnesday., . .. I .1 YJA . I 11 I
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FORTUNE -In Turnberry, on July kT, �, . . , I . . �
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,MoINTYR143-In Stanley, on July 90th,
'Margaret McIntyre, daughter, of
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PARKINSON—In Exeter, on July 93rd,
ThowRa Parkinson, aged*89 yearo, 8
months, 4 daya,
GRIMOLDBY—InOwen Sound.on Tuly
17, Christopher Grimoldbir, formov
ly of Brusails, aged 53 years.,
HOLMES—In Xewry, on July 17 ' th, Wil.
Hats Holmes, Aged 72 years and 8
months. I . . .
CAMPRUL—In Winnipeg, on July 13,
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Mrs. Eliza, Campbell, daughter ol
E. Basman of Morris, aged 27 years.
HOLUrDS—In Turnberry, 'on July 9001
Bennett Holmes, aged 78 years.
MORGAX—In Saab WOmanosh, on July
l9tb, MiasSerthenis J. Morgan of
Blytb, aged 36 years. �
CASHMORE— In Turnberry, on hly
25tb, Martha Casemorep aged 20
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ofering unless you'come and. see for yourselE We were
kept very busy all last Saturday. In the ' afternoon we
could not wait oil the crowds withont some delay. Come
early in the niorning .and avoid the great rush for Up-to-
date.footwear, at the old reliable cheap casIt store.
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Every customer satisfied With genuine bargains. .
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Cash and One Price, + Fggs taken as 'Cash.
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xnk=tern Fair, L ally invention Will proalpfly reeolve our opiniou free conoortillng the Atont- __
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